Am 28.05.2018 um 16:26 schrieb Felipe Ruiz:
Gibt's Volley heute abend?
Enviado desde mi Iphone 5
Am 28.05.2018 um 13:42 schrieb Wolfgang Grammer <grammer@xxxxxxxx <mailto:grammer@xxxxxxxx>>:
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Am 28.05.2018 um 13:24 schrieb Hanns Maier:
***Liebe Montagsvolleyballer,
etwas spät, aber dann doch fiel mir ein, dass ich mich als
Listenverantwortlicher für unser Montagsvolleyball ja auch irgendwie
für diesen Datenschutzwahnsinn interessieren sollte. Fällt mir schwer,
deshalb verzeiht mir bitte, wenn ich es so kurz halte:
Ich habe von Euch im besten Falle maximal Euren Namen und Eure
eMailadresse. Beides nutze ich ausschließlich für diese Liste und zur
Kreuzchenzählung. Wer damit ein Problem hat, möge sich bitte bei mir
melden oder direkt selber aus der Liste entfernen:
//www.freelists.org/list/montagsvolleyball
Ich weise sicherheitshalber nochmal darauf hin, dass über den Link
oben ein Archiv aller unserer eMails öffentlich abrufbar ist, wobei
sich wohl ein Algorithmus bemüht, eMailadressen zu anonymisieren.
Dieses Archiv kann ich leider nicht verhindern.
Unten noch die eMail, die ich vom freelist-Betreiber zu diesem Thema
bekommen habe.
Viele Grüße
Hanns
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From: John Madden<jmadden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 2018-05-26 20:46 GMT+02:00
Subject: FreeLists and the GDPR
To:"jmadden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <jmadden@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
As a FreeLists list admin for a list that has been active at least
since January 2016, we're contacting you to let you know about updated
policies and processes here at FreeLists as well one further
communication most subscribers will soon receive. If you'd like to
permanently discontinue any old lists, just let us know. As always,
you can reach us via email atstaff@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with any questions.
With the GDPR now in full effect we're actually late to the "check out
our new privacy policy" party but the good news is we've been hard at
work over the last two months getting our act together.
If you're unfamiliar with the GDPR, please read about it here:
https://www.eugdpr.org While FreeLists is not based in the EU and has
no presence there, we do serve both list owners and list subscribers
who reside in the EEA (European Economic Area) and thus it affects all
of us. We think the GDPR is a good thing! As you know we value privacy
very highly and this new law swings the balance of power over personal
data back to consumers where it belongs. Rather than carve out special
policy just for Europeans, we think it's best to follow the EU's
leadership on this and extend these protections to everyone.
You can read our new Privacy Policy and Terms of Service documents here:
https://www.freelists.org/privacy.html
https://www.freelists.org/tos.html
What's Changing
As of May 19th, 2018, all new subscribers to all lists have been
directed through these documents and a consent process to keep a
record of their acceptance of them.
The subscriber actions form on your lists' List Pages
(www.freelists.org/list/<list>) are now less-susceptible to automated
bot attacks. This should improve the quality of the experience.
We've long offered a relatively wide-open subscription form you can
host on your web site. Within a week or so these forms will redirect
them will be redirected to your List Page to use the new consent
system. We recommend you take these forms off your sites (and replace
them with a link to your List Page) to avoid any confusion.
The Web Login is really only useful to list admins. We'll be making
that distinction more clear in the coming weeks.
Covering Existing Subscribers
Unfortunately our long-standing tradition of requiring opt-in to join
a list is not sufficient and an extra step must be taken.
We'd like to make the transition to a post-GDPR world as smooth as
possible for you. As soon as we can wrap up the code behind this --
hopefully by the end of this weekend -- we are going to start pulling
in anyone who actively posts to a list by emailing them once after
they post asking them to express their consent. If they ignore this or
choose to opt out, we will unsubscribe them from the list. They're
always free to subscribe again later, of course. This will get us a
more gradual migration with slightly less disruption.
The next step is to ensure we've covered everyone else -- subscribers
who haven't yet posted and been looped in through the above process --
with a similar message asking them to provide consent. This leads to a
bit more disruption and potentially some subscriber loss. It's a
necessary step though and we think the end state is an improvement.
This is where you come in!
Please let your subscribers know they might be hearing from us.
(Again, very new subscribers are already covered.)
If you have any suggestions on how to proceed, things to be aware of,
things perhaps we haven't thought of, please reach out to us.
Some EU-based lists are anxious to get everyone covered quickly and
we're here to help. Let us know if you'd like your lists to be covered
immediately.
We'll accomplish all of this without requiring any new accounts or
logins or gathering of further, unnecessary data.
Here to Help
As always, we're here to help. Any concerns, suggestions, or
questions, please feel free to reach out.
-- John
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